The open-source drone community has shattered speed records, reaching 363 mph with 3D-printed designs. These amateur-built machines now rival professional aerospace performance while remaining accessible to hobbyists worldwide.
A new generation of climate technology companies is emerging focused on adaptation rather than just emissions reduction. Seneca’s firefighting drones demonstrate how speed and AI are becoming critical tools for living in a riskier climate.
As climate change accelerates, a new economic frontier is emerging focused on resilience rather than just prevention, according to industry analysis. With wildfire intensity reportedly more than doubling over the past two decades and over 100 million Americans at risk, companies are racing to develop technologies that can withstand and respond to climate-driven disasters.
The Growing Threat of Wildfires in a Changing Climate Forest fires have escalated from seasonal occurrences to year-round threats, with…
As artificial intelligence systems become more autonomous, industry leaders are shifting focus from cognitive capabilities to physical reliability. According to analysts, the future of AI depends on engineering trust through predictable performance under stress.
Industry experts are increasingly focusing on the physical and engineering foundations required for reliable artificial intelligence systems, according to recent analysis. Rather than treating reliability as an afterthought, sources indicate that companies are now engineering trust directly into AI infrastructure through advanced thermal management, battery safety, and deterministic patterns.
Arrow Electronics announced the U.S. government is reversing trade restrictions placed on its China-based affiliates. The restrictions were initially imposed over concerns about U.S. components found in Iranian-backed drones. According to reports, the Commerce Department has now authorized Arrow to resume shipping under previous conditions.
U.S.-based electronic components distributor Arrow Electronics has reportedly received notification that the U.S. government is reversing trade restrictions placed on its China-based affiliates, according to recent reports. The restrictions, which were implemented earlier this month, had targeted Arrow entities for allegedly facilitating the sale of U.S. components found in weaponized drones used by Iran-backed groups.
The defense manufacturing sector is confronting a transformative moment as the Department of Defense’s Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) program…
